United Airlines 777 airplane toy plane, RT6266

You won't get beaten up on this plane, that's for sure. My son recently decided that his new found interest is planes. He is only 5 years old and doesn't know how to take care of his toys so I was absolutely sure that I was not going to invest in Gemini Jets. With that being said, let me explain the good and bad about these 10 dollar planes.The good is that the quality is good. It has a good weight and the material used is not cheap plastic. It's more of a metal feel but I'm not sure if it's even metal at all.Now I have bought many of these toy planes for my son and all of them have used stickers for the plane logos that come off really easily (Like their passengers). However… not this plane! I don't know if it was a mistake that we got a painted plane (similar to a Gemini Jet) or not but yes..this United Plane has a painted on logo. If yours is a sticker then sorry, I guess I lucked out. But if it's not a mistake then I would say that this brand toy plane is the best as far as toy standards go. As for everything else..hmm sketchy.

I got this for my 3-year-old daughter who likes airplanes. She absolutely loves this one, because it looks so real. Other airplanes geared more toward her age group look stubby, too large, and don't even look like airplanes. This one is perfect for her hands. However, she gets to flailing it around and I've gotten whacked in the forehead more than once with that hard metal body and pointy wings. I'm lucky it wasn't my eye.

My kid got one of these planes in the airport for $40!!!!! My other children were pretty upset and wanted one when we got home so I ordered this one. They are heavy sturdy metal with great attachment of wheels. They have been played with ALOT and had no problems other than a scratch or two but way cheaper than at the airport and quality is still great!

Exactly as I expected. I purchased this for my little brother. He's really into planes and things of that sort and having this made him extremely happy. It feels like a die cast, and its small... but not too small. Perfect for kids with imaginations or people who like to collect planes.

My 3 year old likes to have this plane in his hand. It is a metal plane about 6" long (they should give the dimensions in the description). The level of detail and heft is good.The wheels are unrealistic, which is the only obvious flaw that I could see. They aren't landing gear and "large" tires but instead just small wheels just under the belly of the plane attached with a piece of plastic. That is just as well since the realistic wheels would have broken off quickly. Perhaps it would have been better just to leave them off.The wings get thin towards the tip so they are very flexible there. They haven't broken yet but that could easily happen.Overall a nice airplane with a good level of accuracy and detail for the price.

My kiddo is obsessed with planes, specially united airlines for some reason. I was happy to find this high quality one- painted designs not stickers! For a good price here. Kiddo is happy and so, I am too!

This plane is one of the best planes that daron made(no stickers but paint!). Even though most real 777s have 6 wheels, some real 777s actually have only 4, but that doesn't really matter to me about wheels. the design was almost perfect to be a real plane. This plane is a good die cast airplane but with plastic wings. The front wheel doesn't really roll but back ones actually roll. Have this plane as your favorite model.

I just received this diecast plane today, and am very pleased with it so far. Unlike most Daron Worldwide "Realtoy" planes, this one has all details painted on instead of the really cheap stickers they usually use. Also, the item I received, while still a Unnited 777, did not come in the old 2004 livery pictured, but instead in the brand new 2011 livery, with a gray bottom, larger lettering, and no "U" logo. While I slightly prefer the older look, I am somewhat impressed that the toy manufacturer is so current.The "landing gear" are still clunky, oversized toy wheels, but I expected as much, and I always chop them off anyway. Also, just like all the others, only the top of the fuselage and vertical stabilizer are metal, with the rest (bottom, wings, engines, elevators) in plastic.